Mount Everest (NepalTibet): The world’s highest peak is notorious for extreme weather conditions, avalanches, and the “Death Zone” above 8,000 meters.
Annapurna (Nepal): Known for its high fatality rate, Annapurna’s steep slopes and unpredictable weather make it extremely hazardous.
K2 (PakistanChina): Often considered the most challenging peak, K2 is known for its technical difficulties, harsh weather, and high fatality rate.
Nanga Parbat (Pakistan): Known as the “Killer Mountain,” Nanga Parbat has steep faces and extreme weather conditions that make it perilous.
Kangchenjunga (NepalIndia): The third-highest peak in the world, Kangchenjunga presents significant challenges and dangers to climbers.
Baintha Brakk (Pakistan): Also known as “The Ogre,” this mountain is notorious for its difficult climbing routes and high fatality rate.
Matterhorn (SwitzerlandItaly): Despite its popularity, the Matterhorn is treacherous due to its steep faces and unpredictable weather.
Makalu (NepalTibet): The fifth-highest peak in the world, Makalu is challenging and known for its frequent avalanches.
Dhaulagiri (Nepal): Dhaulagiri’s remote location and technical climbing routes make it one of the most dangerous mountains.